This book completely charmed me. It’s tender and strange in the most beautiful way, a story about grief and guilt and how unexpectedly love can bloom when you think you’re too broken for it. I loved how the story handled the idea of letting go, not as something tragic but as something deeply human. The writing is thoughtful and intimate, with flashes of dry humor that made me smile even through the emotional weight. It’s a romance wrapped in healing, full of heartache but also full of hope. I didn’t expect it to hit me the way it did, but I’m so glad it did.

This book is soft in the most unexpected way. It takes grief, regret, and the strange ache of unfinished stories and somehow spins it all into something gentle and deeply romantic. I didn’t expect a love story built around ghosts to feel so grounded, but it does, and it’s because Morgan and Sawyer are both written with so much emotional honesty. The tone walks this delicate line between whimsy and sincerity. There’s humor, yes, and it plays with the paranormal in this clever, charming way, but it never loses sight of the hurt that lingers after a relationship ends, especially one that didn’t get closure. The writing is tender, even when it’s light, and the slow connection between Morgan and Sawyer had me completely smitten. Their bond grows not out of grand gestures, but out of shared understanding and emotional exhaustion, which made every small moment between them feel that much more intimate. I love romances where people find each other in the wreckage of what they thought they wanted. And this one does that beautifully. It’s not just about letting go of the past, it’s about rediscovering the possibility of something real. Something new. Something alive. I adored it for that.

thank you so much for the approval- i cannot wait to dive in, this is one of my most anticipated reads of the year! i will be sure to leave a review on GR/retailers to come! 💞